ROUND 2 NWF: Wazir casualties and supression markers vs Dr. Schmerz with guards

[Plynkes]

She sometimes used to go to Aldi, too (before she was horribly pecked to bits by vultures) .

[Mad Carew Snr]

I vote for Plynkes!

[Hammers]

ok where are these makers from ?  companys ,please 

The burkhaed womenfolk are Eureka.

[D@rth J@ymZ]

I second that!  
I also vote for Plynkes...

[Captain Blood]

Yes, please can we have a few close-ups once the round is finished?
Especially of the Tesco's bag! 

[Hitman]

Those bloody corpses are superb!! Great job!! Supression markers...great idea, and they add colour to the tabletop!! Dr. Schmerz is quite an original work of art as well. Well done.

[Le matou rouge]

Strange match up 
 One of the pic is too far, the other is too close ! Hammers'photos acts as a kind of tease : "we want to see more" - as Captain Sky's close up fails him : yellow is not a "forgivable" colour (if it means something in english )

meow,
Matt     

[Hammers]

Strange match up 
 One of the pic is too far, the other is too close ! Hammers'photos acts as a kind of tease : "we want to see more" - as Captain Sky's close up fails him : yellow is not a "forgivable" colour (if it means something in english )

meow,
Matt     

Interesting comment.

I think the word you are looking for is 'forgiving'.

[Hammers]

Yes, please can we have a few close-ups once the round is finished?
Especially of the Tesco's bag! 

OK, on occasional demand I have posted a larger image here:

http://www.adventuregaming.tsome.com/NWF/LPLS3R2_NWF_Wazir_casualties_and_supression_markers_2.jpg

The story about the Tesco bag goes like this. Upon converting the gutted dromedary I remembered a mock "korum" (which is a military sermon here in Sweden, esp. in the Navy) a friend of mine did several years back. The korum used up the usual pompous martial wind and ended " ...as you gloriously return from the battlefield with your innards in a Tesco bag. God Save the King and the Fatherland!" I thought this outrageous but glorious blasphemy deserved to be immortalized in a supresion marker. Thinking the Swedish phrasing "...med tarmarna i en ICA-kasse", however catching to those who understand it, would not go down as well internationally. I therefore thought I'd do a nod to Plynkes Middle Eastern Lady shown in this forum some time ago (and again in this thread).

[Alxbates]

Those dogs are fantastic.  Ral Partha, you say?  I'll have to try to track them down.

-Alex